Easy-Up® Wall Mount Hay Net Frame with Hay Net

The ideal installation height depends on your horse's size and eating posture. You want to mount it high enough that your horse doesn't have to raise their head excessively to eat, but low enough to maintain a natural feeding position that supports good digestion. Since horses naturally eat with their heads down, aim for a height that allows them to access the hay net comfortably without stretching their neck upward—typically around chest to shoulder height for most horses.

Yes, the frame comes with all the hardware needed for installation, so you can mount it right away with basic tools. The flat-back design is specifically engineered for simple, secure mounting on stall walls. Most customers report the installation process is straightforward and quick.

Yes, the frame is compatible with most standard hay nets, giving you flexibility if you want to swap out nets or use different sizes. The open-top design makes it easy to remove and replace the included slow-feed hay net with alternatives that fit your needs.

The frame measures 30 inches long by 17 inches deep and holds a solid amount of hay according to customer feedback. The exact capacity depends on how densely you pack the hay and your horse's feeding habits, but reviewers consistently note it holds plenty for daily feeding.

The 5-year warranty covers the metal bracket and frame structure for long-term peace of mind. It's important to note that the included hay net is not covered under warranty, as net longevity depends on your horse's behavior, stall time, and how heavily the net is used.

The included slow-feed hay net features 2-inch holes that naturally slow down how quickly your horse can eat, which supports better digestion and significantly reduces hay waste. Customers report that this design is especially beneficial for horses that eat too quickly or are prone to wasteful feeding habits.

Yes, the wall-mounted design keeps hay contained and organized within the frame rather than scattered across the stall floor, which cuts down on waste. Combined with the slow-feed net's 2-inch holes that encourage slower consumption, customers consistently report noticeable improvements in hay efficiency.

The open-top frame design makes loading hay quick and easy—you can fill it directly from the stall floor or drop hay down from a loft without struggling to hold the net open. This saves significant time, especially when filling multiple nets throughout your barn, and eliminates the hassle of traditional stuffed hay nets.